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I have that and the $70.98 deal on vinyl. I often think they must have made some money for Megaforce, not unlike Nirvana did for Sub Pop. This was the first one I bought. Actually - mabye not it was Ride the Lightning or Kill 'Em All.

What song was Neko's singing with John Mellencamp?

Just as I thought.

Richard Gere is in the film - you can see him in the last clip posted.

If I recall correctly, that his the first drum set he got - as a teenager.

Other Side of the Mirror: Live at Newport Folk Fes (1965) October 30th

A Freewheelin' Time: A Memoir of Greenwich Village in the Sixties Suze Rotolo Clapton: The Autobiography Eric Clapton Ronnie Wood: The Autobiography Ronnie Wood Wonderful Tonight: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Me Pattie Boyd

I also have this: If any of you happen to pick up Wow/Grape Jam - check out the song Never to see where LZ got Since I've Been Loving You from.

I have actually never heard this album - only the tracks on the CSNY boxset. I googled: Tamalpais pronunciation

Dude - you could have googled that - instead of starting a thread. right here

I have not bought them myself. But - they are in the configuration I grew up with. Up until Sgt. Pepper that is. I figure I will buy them eventually - as I don't really listen to anything but Wav files - unless I can only get something in FLAC or Mp3 or Shn.

R&C is actually on YouTube - broken into many parts.

Capitol wants you to buy the 60 dollar boxsets.

Leave you Republican friends at home. You could end up being his 9th wife!

I don't think most BT sites would go for online streamed shows being converted to FLAC and then torrented. (if that is what you mean) This place does not have a policy that I know of - outside of not allowing commercially available tracks to be posted in threads for people to grab. I don't know exactly - but I think a streamed show transcoded to Mp3 would sound like shit. Someone please correct me if I am wrong.

If I was a singer/guitar player guy, I would play that song Big.

What I have is the first/Wow/Grape Jam cds on the San Francisco Sound label - which were mastered off the record album releases - or so I have heard. I also have the first album on the Edsel label, the two cd anthology Vintage, and a greatest hits on vinyl from the 70s, as well as, the one that came out in May on cd. I think they are all good - the first two better than the rest - but still, I am going to get them all. I have long wanted Truely Fine Citizen and Moby Grape'69.That is actually not all of them - as they have made a few more albums throughout the years. They did play at some Summ

I didn't even know about this - until the guy at the place where I get cds told me about it a little while ago.

I know there is a lot of hype about them - but there are some really good songs to be found on all of the albums they made.

October 6 and November 6

I don't think I have ever heard it. I never had any T Rex on cd until Rhino redid Electric Warrior.

Here is a new one of those - UK released.

The pre-Electric Warrior stuff is available in the Uk - recently re-done again. (edit - I think these are just the 2004 releases, released again - it's all a bit confusing) The Electric Warrior and after stuff is available in the US - re-released by Rhino in recent years - along with some best of/singles/demo compilations. Tyrannosaurus Rex was Steve Peregrin Took and Marc - and then Marc and Micky Finn. T Rex was Marc, Mickey, Bill, Steve, and others as time went on. Here is what Rhino has.